Massive selection
Photos, dimensions, and live availability on every tent, table, chair, linen, and light. Nothing is held back for a rep to tell you about.
Transparent pricing
A daily rate on every item, plus delivery and any setup fee, added up before you pay. Want a person to size it for you instead? Get a quote.
Book in minutes
Pick your dates, confirm what is open, and hold it with a 25% deposit. No callback queue, no waiting on a proposal.
Flat $99 delivery
Flat $99 round trip anywhere in Denver Metro, free over $1,000. You choose the 1-hour window, and same-day is often open.
Neighborhoods We Serve in Centennial
Our trucks run through Centennial multiple times per week during peak season.
- Cherry Creek Vista
- Walnut Hills
- Foxridge
- Willow Creek
- Piney Creek
- Smoky Hill
- Southglenn edge
- Homestead Farm
Centennial ZIP codes we deliver to
Delivery to Centennial
- Flat $99 round-trip delivery and pickup, free on orders over $1,000
- Delivery on your selected date in a 1-hour window you choose, typically 30–45 minutes from our Denver warehouse
- Same-day delivery for last-minute Centennial events, subject to in-stock inventory
- Setup and teardown optional per item, with the price shown before you pay
Where We Deliver in Centennial
Public venues and parks our crew knows, plus how access works at each one.
Centennial Center Park
Wide open lawn with paved lot access, a common spot for graduation and family gatherings. Reservations go through South Suburban Parks and Recreation.
Cherry Creek State Park (Centennial-area access)
Open meadow and shoreline sites reached from the Centennial-side entrances. A day-use fee and shelter reservation through Colorado Parks and Wildlife apply, and sites can be a longer carry from the lot.
Willow Creek Park
Neighborhood park with flat turf and nearby street parking. Good for backyard-style setups when a private yard isn't available.
Arapaho Park
South Suburban-managed park off Adams Street with ballfields and open lawn. Shelter and lawn reservations run through South Suburban, and the paved lot keeps carry distance short.
ParkView Community Park
Large community park with multiple picnic shelters. Popular for reunions, and the lot layout means we usually stage close to the reserved shelter.
Cherry Knolls Park
Neighborhood-scale park with open grass and street parking nearby, workable for mid-size backyard-style gatherings that don't have a private yard big enough.
What We Plan For in Centennial
- Centennial sits at roughly 5,800 feet on the Palmer Divide's northern edge, and the flat, open subdivisions catch steady wind, so weighted tents are standard here.
- Lots in Cherry Creek Vista, Foxridge, and Walnut Hills tend to run large with wide driveways, which makes truck access and staging straightforward for most backyard events.
- Piney Creek and other newer neighborhoods often have HOA rules on temporary structures, so confirm with your HOA before booking a large tent.
- We reach Centennial via I-25 and Arapahoe Road or E-470, typically 30 to 45 minutes from our Denver warehouse.
- Centennial spans several ZIP codes, and deliveries in 80112 and 80016 tend to sit on larger, newer lots than the older, closer-set streets in 80121, so let us know your ZIP when you book so we can plan the right truck route.